NAC International is hosting another round of two popular semi-annual training seminars—Nuclear Fuel Cycle Seminar and Spent Fuel Academy—at NAC headquarters in Atlanta. The Nuclear Fuel Cycle Seminar, focused on the commercial and technical aspects of each step of the nuclear fuel cycle, is scheduled to take place November 5-8, 2024. The Spent Fuel Academy, focused on various aspects of managing used nuclear fuel, will be held January 28-30, 2025.
NAC International has recently made changes to the management team responsible for conducting the company’s Transportation Projects throughout the world.
NAC International Inc. (NAC) has worked closely with site contractor Central Plateau Cleanup Company (CPCCo) and the contractor’s predecessor to design, fabricate, and deliver 19 cask storage systems to the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site.
As small modular reactor (SMR) and advanced reactor (AR) developers look to build out their supply chains, NAC International (NAC) offers these companies a wide range of products and services for the full range of their nuclear energy facilities. NAC is showcasing its capabilities at the Reuters SMR and Advanced Reactor conference taking place in Atlanta May 1-2, 2024.
NAC International plans to exhibit a full-size OPTIMUS-L transportation packaging at booth #445 at the Waste Management Symposia in Phoenix from March 10-14. NAC’s OPTIMUS-L is a lightweight, versatile, and modular transportation packaging, designed to move a wide variety of radioactive materials.
The U.S. Nuclear Industry Council’s (USNIC) recently announced the selection of Mr. Jimmy Toliusizis, NAC Transportation Project Manager, as the Vice-Chair of the USNIC Back-End Working Group. His significant management and engineering experience in supporting domestic and international projects for transport of spent fuel and nuclear waste provide valuable real-world experience to the Back-End Working Group. The USNIC announcement is available here.
NAC International congratulated Westinghouse Electric Co. on the delivery of nuclear fuel rods, including accident tolerant fuel, to the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) for examination and testing. NAC provided transportation services to Westinghouse for the shipment of fuel rods to INL.
In August 2023, a team of Hitachi Zosen (HZ) and NAC International team members toured the Fukushima Daiichi site to better understand areas in which HZ/NAC can provide TEPCO support for the continued decontamination and decommissioning efforts at the site. The main purpose of the trip was to investigate and discuss the various challenges that TEPCO has with the spent fuel at the site.
NAC International has moved its headquarters to a new location in the Atlanta suburb of Peachtree Corners, Georgia. The decision to relocate was made after careful consideration and planning to find a facility to better meet the evolving needs of the organization. While only a few miles from the previous location, the new office at 2 Sun Court in Peachtree Corners offers better accommodations for NAC to provide its nuclear fuel cycle technology and consulting solutions to its customers in the U.S. and worldwide and a larger space with opportunity for more growth.
